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ANlllSenlelllS.

NINE. BERNHARDT IN "FEDORA."-A larger and
even more brilliant audience than that OF Tues
day evening witnessed the production OF SardOus
"FedOra" by Nine. Bernhardt ana her fine COM
pany at the National theater last night. "Fe-
dora" Is strong play. Its construction shows the
deftneSS and vigOr OF master hand It's charac-
tiers, swayed by sef-interest or passion, SEEM
1ngly reckless OF moral restraint, move with an
impetus that is powerful though pagan. Nine
Bernhardt's mastery OF the highest forms OF her
art being taken for granted 1t need hardly be said
the performance last night full OF tragic force
startling In It's intense energy OF passionate love
and passionate hate. And yet Nine. Bernhardt'S
Fedora is at all times q woman OF the great
world, Self-contatned and undemonstratiye save
when the terrible crises OF her life force an out
burst OF the fierce emotions which defy control
These imprisoned scenes display to the fullest
the completeness of Nine. Bernhardt's artistic
discipline, for they are marred by no false note or
forced effect; they seem to show only the work
lngs OF great passion in a high-bred though I'M
governed woman. The support given to the ira
character as in Camille" Mr.. Carriers Loris
was strong and magnetic representation. THIS
evening "FrOu-FrOu" Will be given.
THE FOURTH B1SCHOFF CONCERT will be given at
the congregational church tomorrow evening A
diversified program will be rendered by local
favOriteS. Among the numbers Is banjo niece
by children.
THE WII.uELMJ CLUES second concert will sbe
given at the UntyerSaliSt church, 18th and l.
streets, tomorrow evening, under the direction OF
Prof. kaspar Miss Fanny Kellogg, OF Boston,
will be the vocalist.
MOTHER GOOSE and Her Temperance Family will
again appear in costume on Friday evening in Ma
sonic Temple. Refreshments will be served at the
close OF the entertainment.
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Condemned g.,,c ats.

New letter boxes have been erected at the corner
OF s;'d and NJ streets and 9Th and streets north
west.
The steamer George Lcdry, on its trip TO Norfolk
Monday night. Was delayed at Ptney Point for tive
hours. having run aground
Mr.. Martin Lehmayer, OF Baltimore, lectured be-
fore the standard association, at Inc sth-street
Hebrew temple. last evening, on ''Ihe Life and
Times OF Benjamin DiSraeIi"
Some bed clothing ut the residence of John
Clark, No 1923 1lth street taking fire about s
O'Clock last night from coal oil lamp. caused an
alarm of fire. Little damage was done
Yesterday J. X. Francis, OF the Connecticut bar,
was admitted 10 the bar OF the District.
James Robb, an Old white man from Cumber-
land, Md, fell last night az the OF Ist and
h streets southwest and severely Injured his
head He was taken to The Emergency hospital
j. t. Freeman has been elected engineer TO have
charge OF the survey and plans of Improvement OF
J.C. Caldwell has resigned the management of
the winter race meetings and J. T. Williams has
Orleans for Hot Springs saturday, and thence he
comes 10 Washington
The 1--we stock and farming implements on Gov
Lees farm In Fairfax county, Va, were sold at
auction last Tuesday, the governor having retired
from bushes as farmer.
Thomas l. McClenand a brother Of D. H. McCIel-
land, and well known In this city died last Monday
at St. Louis where he had been engaged for a
number o. years in the newspaper business.
Yesterday was q busy day at the Office of the
recorder OF deeds, no less than 93 Instruments
being filed for record. over half OF these were
HE'D IN the last two hours OF the day and nearly
all OF the transfers were or suburban property.
Deputy Marshal, Gait states that he never offered
10 become POilceindn W alkerS DOndSman, although
ne was suggested as such by the officers counsel.
Nm- e. COStOn, Tor many years the messenger OF
the CHIEF clerks office, War department, ID danger
OuSly SICK.
The American Aid association, for the social,
moral and intellectual Improvement OF its men,
Ders and their pecunary aSSiStancein cases OF SICK
ness, accident or death, has filed certificate OF
Incorporation. The tncOTpOratOrs are seth A.
Terry, v. Ill. Budlong, Ii. b. Moulton and NJ.
DOuan.
A frame house belonging TO VI. L. s. Chapman OF
ILLS CITY, situated just this side OF Rockville was
destroyed by lire this morning.
Az meeting of Federal Lodge, Knights of Honor,
last evening, Louis MelinS elected vice dictator
and Wesley VI. Stoner sentinel. Both elections
were TO NJ vacancies.
William Ferguson, George Jackson and Walter
douglass, cOlored bOyS were each lined - By Judge
sheli to-day for robbing George Banks, another
Small cOlOred boz OF 81
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Complaint OF Breach of Contract.

10 the Editor OF The Evening STAR:
The management Tor sarah Bernhardt'S company,
advertising about two weeks ago their advance
sale for season tickets stated in the same adyer-
Iisement that she would appear in Camille :"
" Fedora "FrOu-FrOu,7 ..Maitre de FORCES. -
" Theodore" and a. The sphinx" The manager is
really for the first four days. keeping TO his PROM
1SeS, but when IL comes IL the last two perform
dncts, Instead oil carrying out his program b.
giving ''IHeOGeEa sarah Bernhdrdts lest and
strongest play and zine sphinx, he announces
The repetition OF camille of last Tuesday and
Fedora OF yesterday. The public whO on the
strength of the itrsJ advertisements have secured
their season tickets fOT the week expecting to see
sarah Bernhard in SlX different plays. have not
been fairly treated. and have Il right to demand a
fu4i execution OF the contract or return OF their
money Tor the repeated performances.
SFASDS TtCyE-S
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A WoRD ABOUT CArARRH.

ut Is the mucous membrane, that wonderful semi
nud envelope surrounding the delicate tissues Of the
AIR and food passages that Cstarrh makes its strong
hold Once established eats into the very and
renders life but long drawn breath Of misery and
disease dullins the sense Of hearing trammeng the
power OF speech destroying the faculty of SMELL faint
ing the breath and killing the refined pleasures of taste
lnsidiously, by creeping from simple cold in the
head 1t assaults the membranous lining and envelopes
the bones eating through the delicate coats and
ing Inflammation. soughing and death. Nothing short
OF total eradication viii health to the patient
and AL Alternatives are simply procrsstnsted suffer-
ines leading to fatal termination. SANFoRD's RApI-
CAL CURE by Inhalation and by Interval adinistra-
ton. has failed when the disease has
frightful nroads delicate constitutions, hearing,
smell and taste have been recovered and the disease
thoroughly driven out"
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle Of
the RADICAL CURE, one box Catarrhal SOLVENT and
one IMPROVED INHALKR, neatly wrapped in one pack
Age, with full directions. Price, 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
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IN DEFENSE OF THE KNIGHTS.
Cardinal Gibbons to the PROPAGANDA

Cardinal Gibbons, in his report to the propa-
ganda on the Knights of Labor, says he submits
the conclusions which, after several months Of OBJ
servatton and deep reflection, seem to him to sum
up the question OF the association OF the Knights
OF Labor.
He gives the following reasons why it seems to
him plain that the holy see cannot entertain
the proposal to condemn the association;
Because such condemnation does not ap-
pear to be justified either by the letter
or by the spirit of its constitution OF its
laws or by the declarations Of its heads, and
does not appear necessary In view OF the transient
form OF the organization and OF the social condt-
tion OF the United States. 1t would not be pru-
dent account of the reality OF the wrongs Of the
workingmen and the fact that the existence Of
such is admitted by the American public; 1t would
be dangerous to the reputation Of the church in
our democratic country; 1t would be pOwerlesS to
compel the obedience OF our Catholic Workingmen,
who would regard 1t as false and Ubiquitous; 1t
would be destructive instead OF beneficial in its
effects, forcing the sons OF the church to rebel
against their mother and to range themselves with
condemned societies which they have hitherto
avoided; it would be runous to the financial sup
port OF the church at home and to the raising Of
Peters pence; IT would turn into doubt and hos
tility the marked devotion OF our people toward
the holy see; 1t would be regarded as cruei blow
to the authority OF the bishops OF the United States
Who 1t is well known, protest against such q con-
domination.
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Sales Of Real Estate.

Sales have been made OF lot In block SO, Co
lumbia Heights. by Anna S. Guthridge, to 4. L.
White for s., 900; two lotSin block 23 OF the same
from NJ. NJ Parker to w. d. Davis, for a. 691.2l
lot in block 81, of same, c. G. Thorn TO ". B. Ken
DALI for s. 16562, and an adjoining lot 10 Jas. A.
block by Jas. ellis 10 Mr. Hayden, for S6,OOO and
lot 1, block 81 of same, by d. w. Wilson to John
Sherman, trustee, for s., O7.6O. JAS. +. keenan,
University property, to Isaac HaZlett and Mary B.
Collins, for 1850 each. A. Parker has sold two
lots in block s, Whitney Close, to G. H. KOyl for
100000, and b. H. Warder has sold 9lots in block
1, or same. To c. e. Pearson, for So 60 George
Taylor has sold z lots OF block g. Meridian HILL to
W. c. Hill, for gil, 1850.
James E. Tally has bought OF w. j. Newton ct
al, trustees, for $4,000 lot and sub lot b. square
29o, fronting GA on Ohio avenue, 65. 10 on 10Th
street, and 1856 feet on Canal street 1872 feet)
Ida L. Finch has bought OF Adeline L. Amy three
lots on Meridian Hill for 300. +. A. Clifford has
bought OF j.. 4. Duval for 5000, sub lots and 2,
square 307, fronting II feet by To- at the corner
OF 18th and streets northwest
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The Austrian Envoy Starts for America.

Vienna Special to the N. Y. World, March 2.
Dr. Scbmit Won Tavera, the new Austrian minis
ter to the United States, left to-day for Washing
ton. He has held for some time past the post OF
first secretary and counsellor or Austrian embassy
at Berlin. His predecessor at Washington Baron
de Schaeffer, has now retired from government
service. The latter owed his transfer from the
consular TO the diplomatic Service to Count An
Grassy, who never forgot the Kindness showed to
him by Baron de Schaefer lin 1S4S Count An
Grassy, the subsequent chancellor OF the Austrian
empire was at that time fugitive from the justice
OF his country with sentence Of death out against
him Tor participation In the Hungarian insured
ton. When he reached London starving and pen
niless Baron de Schaefrer, then a mere consular
attache, befriended him for many months With
funds and lodging, although he was risking his
official career and his daily bread in so doing
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Caterpillar killing Tha. Does Not Ki,,.

To the Editor q TBE EVENING STAR
Your readers h2Fr al been interested in the ap-
propriate articles vi Prot. Riley ON Trees and
Their Foes. / notice that Prof. Riley gives di-
rect1Ons for getting rid OF The pests of OIL. shade
trees BY picking of III. bags ~ cocOOns and burn
Ing them, or 10y hsdging them together in some
enclosure away frO.. trees. But the men who are
employ "a by our CtE authorities To strip off these
cOcOon~, leave Them unGustTUFe Cd in the cutters
ana on the Sidewalks. and ~ ttr ruJtS OF the trees
80 lli2t whcn tire Egg, hatch Jut. wOruls cII craw
pas 10 the tr"-N hy no, DO this Wocl IN an
eErcuNc Manner" VINO - rvSpJnsIs iefor such q.
waste U! labor dI.! txDcIlses CITIZEN
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The Hotels Crowded.
A RUSH OF VISITORS TO THE CITY TO SEE THE Las,
OF CONGRESS-.


OF CONGRESS-.
The hotel clerks life this week has not been a
happy one. During the past few days no less than
fifteen hundred strangers have arrived In the city.
Most OF them came in excursion parties OF from
one hundred to four hundred, and they hail from
all parts OF the United States, and Canada too.
Nearly one thousand people came In last night.
and endeavored to secure accommodations at the
already Over-crOwded hotels, and many OF them
were forced to put up with cots placed in the hall
ways and other available spaces as the rooms had
been filled to their utmost capacity. Wizards
and the Riggs house are crowded. The proprietors
OF Wizards, after putting eight and less In the
rooms were forced to call upon Solari for assist
ance and that place too soon was uncOmfOrtablv
full The business at this season is unprecedented
the hotel clerks say. and is only equaled at inaugu
ration time. No other reason IS given for tRis
boom in visitors to the city, except that Congress
Will adjourn tomorrow, and they all are anxious
to observe the dOings OF that august body OF law
makers.
Forty members OF the Delaware legislature ar.
rived last night and were around looking at the
sights to-day.
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Oxford Cadet. Dissatisfied.

THEY DO NOT LIKE MAJOR ARMIES METHODS.
A number OF the cadets OF the Maryland naval
and military academy at Oxford, Talbot county,
appeared in Baltimore yesterday, some saying
that they had become dissatisfied with the man
agement of the academy, and were on their way
home, and others that they had been expelled on
pears that when Major George A. Armes, late OF
Washington, took charge or the institution, in
January, there were about 166 students. Many
became displeased by Major Armes' system, and
left or were expelled. At the present time there
are about GO cadets at the academy. The young
men now In Baltimore all seem fond of Oxford, and
they would like to return to the academy
II its management were different, though they 10
not particlariZe the desired changes further than
to say that Major ArmeS has been compelled to re-
duce the expenses of the academy and to dispense
with the services OF some OF the best professors.
Major ArIneS stated recently that the school would
continue and that professors would be secured in
place of those that have withdrawn.
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NEGROES FACE AT HER BEDROOM WINDOW.
Last night masquerade party was given by
MI Leonard Excl, at his house. corner of Sth and
streets The party broke up at two O'Clock this
morning. Shortly after the guests had left the
mouse, tne FAMILY retired. AS Miss Katie Excl was
ABOUT 70 retire she saw the face Of a colored man
az the window The window is situated about ten
leet from the ground and opens into narrow
prFate alley. When the young lady saw the
negro lace at the window she screamed and her
Iather, upon going out In the yard, found Daniel
Bucnannan, a Well-known convict, who asked for
drink. An officer placed the negro under arrest.
His clothing was covered with whitewash, as
though ne had climbed between the whitewaShed
walls. Buchanan was arrested some years ago
by Sergeant Boyle, for entering the room of Dr.
Peters, corner ~ street and PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue., for which he was given three years. This
morning, in the Police Court, Buchanan was
charged with being suspicious person, and the
court required him to give bonds in the sum $40
or stand committed for three months
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As to Favored Sections.


HENDERSON'S REMARKS.
Several Of the statements made by Representa-
tive Henderson in his speech yesterday about the
District appropriations have caused some COM
ment at the District government building An
official said: "Mr Henderson made one mistake in
his speech last night which should be corrected
In referring to the disproportion of the appropra-
lions asked for the northwest section OF the city
he stated that New Hampshire avenue which his
committee had struck out and for which they had
substituted New Jersey avenue had been
restored by the Senate, stating that this
was a discrimination in favor OF the
claw-hammer gentry OF the northwest section
That was mistake or misrepresentation of the
fact. As is Well known New jersey avenue, north
OF the Capitol, is as much part Of the northwest
as is New Hampshire avenue, and you will see this
by referring to the map. Now, see" SAID he point
Ing TO a map OF the streets, "here is the street
which denotes the east and west section Of the
city, and you will observe that New Jersey avenue
from where it leaves the Capitol grounds to its in
tersection with the boundary, is entirely within
the western and northwestern section. Besides, IL
remember rightly, the appropriation originally
asked for by the District commissioners was to
have been equally divided between those two
avenues"
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An,II~e,,ieurs Tonight

acknowledgements in "FrOu-Frou.-
ALBtU6H -S--''IInodUan Blind
HARRIS. -'-Thf' Boy Scout"
HERMAN -".Ad1naIrs~E Eden
JAPANESE NItLAGE.-E street Rink.
DIME MJSEJN.-icUHZo Brothers.
MANASSAS PANORAH s.-Day and evening.
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District Government Affairs.

The Commissioner, have appointed George W.
Hanson an additional private on the police force
for duty at the FreedmanS hospital without COM
penSation from the District.
The health officer reports that nuisances exist
In the alleys adjoining No. 944 Boundary street,
and between LIST ana I'd and L and q streets north
west, and in the sewer On d street, between 9th
and 61 streets southwest.
The officials OF the fire department have been
occupied for some time, under the direction of
CHIEF PARIS in examining the construction OF the
large buildings in the City, including theaters,
schools, orphan aSylumS and hotels, in order to
1amiiiarze themselves with the various modes OF
escape In case OF a fire.
The Commissioners have transmitted to Senator
TO sell for the purpose OF providing additional
school accommodations, aggregating in value
$4,000.
An order has been issued by the Commissioners
directing the building inspector not to issue per-
mltS for any construction to be used in connection
WIN business requiring license until such time
as The applicant shall present the license to accom-
his aDDlicaftOn
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The Ames Sword company, at Chicopee, Mass
has decided TO cease manufacturing sword blades
as they can be imported from Germany much
cheaper.
1t is reported in New York that the Wilson
steamship line has become the owner Of the EN-.
barraSSed Monarch line.
The announcement that the House had passed
the senate retaliation bill caused great rejoicing
in Gloucester, Mass.
The Mount Carmel Pa.) shaft colliery will re.
sumo work tomorrow after an tdleness OF nine
months
The grave-diggers at Greenwood cemetery. New
York, threaten to strike unless they receive 81 75
per day during the coming season. They now re.
ceive 1S5 for winter work. but only get 81 go for
summer work.
In the supreme court at Dover Me-. Colby
Moore, OF Monson, pleaded guilty to the charge OF
blowing up DIR. Halls Office In that town last fall
and was sentenced by Judge Virgin to twenty
years in states prison.
A petition from the merchants and business men
OF Providence, representing about $40 600 Goo was
presented to the general assembly OF Rhode Is
land asking for the repeal Of the prohibitory law.
The ninetfeth anniversary of the birth OF En-
peror william, OF Germany, which falls on March
%, will be observed with unusual ceremony by the
Austrian court.
A bill to largely increase duties on American
imports is to be presented to the Canadian paria-
ment II the American retaliatory bill passes
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'FTHg NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY OF
Dayton, ONO has entered suit in United states
court against the Hopkins Robinson Manufac-
turing Co OF Louisville, NY. for infringement and
for an injunction They have also entered suit
against "A prominent firm IN Cincinnati. Ohio for
using OF the Hopkins and Robinson registers. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-03

SEE the walnut marble-tOp chamber suit which
we have been selling at a cut price Only four OF
them left II You want one come quick
". III. HOEKR,
sol Market Spacn
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the ~ h0uys cornBIenrin1 ut H. m
For District Of columbia and Virginia Iail
Meafher col.ier nnrf hnasterIv winds
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The Courts.


COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Julges Macarthur
Hdyner and James.
To-day. James Z. Hunt was, on the report of tho
examining committee, admitted to the bar The
applications Of Rex NJ. Smith, student for admiS
sion to the bar referred to the eXali MING com
mlttee. The case OF the Anglo American insur
ance CO. agt. the District was assigned for the
9TH.
CIRCUIT C0URT-.Jitdge Cor
Yesterday, Heurich agt. ESSig; Powell ACT Coch
ran; Warner Il Co. agt Henkle ct al: HOweIi -
Brother agt. Fuse; judgments by Default
To-day, Bailey agt. Price; judgment by default
Shpman agt Magarity trial resumed.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Me1Tick
Yesterday, Belt agt. Bell; sale ratified mic,
Freeman agt. kOOneS; pro cOnfeSSO avt MnSe.
Kelly ordered. Middaugh agt. Wilson; hearinp
resumed. No
To-day, Meddaugh agt Wilson; trial resumed
CRIMINAL COURT-Juige Macarthur
Yesterday, Jas. Lewis, larceny: recognizance ssoo
Thomas Cady, HOUSEKEEPING; recognizance $50
Charles Zypprecht, second onense petit iarcenW:
motion for new trial granted.
POLICE COURT-Judge Smell
To-day, Alfred Farrell, disturbing religious moot
ing; s. or 15 days. Edward Dickson diSOrderlv
conduct; collateral forfeited. Lewis {. Bornen3
suspicious character; bonds or 80 days Tncims,
Silman, profanity; IS or days. Frank Howard
do; do. Susie Price disorderly conduct: SS or *
days. William H. Addison, cruelty to animals. *
or 15 days. Daniel Buchanan, colored susnictoxs
character; bonds or 80 days. Donald Caneron
diS0rdelry conduct; s. or Is days
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Affairs i'm West Washington

NEW ENTERPRISE-A STAR renOrrer ,Uho ~,
quired as to the recent purchase or the prOnerty
on Water and Potomac streets, known as the Rnto
mac paper mills and warehouse from Major Csoo
Hill, IT,, by Mr.. Charles Wheat!ey for $50 Coo Was
informed that Mr.: Wheatley represents q numher
OF prominent business men OF The District. whose
intentions are TO place the latest Improved mo
chinery TO generate electricity In the BUILDING
NoTEs.-Sergeant Connolly brought TO the sta
ton yesterday afternoon a dead white maIa IN
FAINT, found upon the west bank OF ROCK craer -
near the k-street bridge. The c6roner was nofi
ded.-Many streets here look as though The
street Sweepers had never been used upon Them
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PARET says: All goods at cost.

LADIES for g. YOU can buy genuine eur. kid,
box toe or com sense button boot, at Mrs. W. H..
Richs IL Market space.
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LARGE CONSIGNMENT or ASSORTED GROCERY AT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 10 O'Clock, Thomas Dow
Ing vii Sci at his auction rooms large consign-
nent or as jorJed crockery which he invites the
attention OF the trade
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

fISsELL > ICt NTt'iuI. tI'trIUJJVo anu ItHuIHS.
HUMAN artificial eyes Hempler's, ave-, cor. -
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HOW IT ACHES.

Worn out with pain, but still compelled by stern ne
cessity to stand up to the work before
pain. Relief in One Minute in a OUTICURA ANTI
PAIN PLASTER for the aching sides and back, tn,
weak and painful muscles the sore chest and hacking
cough and every pain and ache of daily toll Elegant
new, original. speedy and infalible. At druggists
25c.; Ave for 81, or postage free. Of